‘We don’t even know if he’s actually dead’: Defense challenges Michael Vaughan case

The man charged with murder and kidnapping in the disappearance of 5-year-old Michael Vaughan asked a judge Tuesday to dismiss the charges, arguing prosecutors have not presented enough evidence to establish that a murder or kidnapping occurred.

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‘We don’t even know if he’s actually dead’: Defense challenges Michael Vaughan case

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‘We don’t even know if he’s actually dead’: Defense challenges Michael Vaughan case

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